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Alex.C 11-15-2009 18:22:02 76.164.98.238 50310 Report to Moderator	My '52 BF had a bad U-Joint in the torque tube and it finally broke yesterday while I was moving it out of the way for my dad to roll out his old Triamph car out the garage to start working on it. I need a new U-Joint for my BF and I was wondering if I could use a regular U-Joint or if I had to get one thats specially made for that job? Thanks in advance, Alex [Reply]   [No Email]
ssss 11-16-2009 18:40:08 74.64.91.94 50330 Report to Moderator	Re: It finally broke!!!@#$%^!!!!! in reply to Alex.C, 11-15-2009 18:22:02   Try www.baumhydraulics.com Look by size or part # if you have. They also have tech people to help if you call 800 228 9288. Great company   [Reply]   [Send Email]
G. L. Grumpy 11-15-2009 19:59:05 69.245.138.156 50314 Report to Moderator	Re: It finally broke!!!@#$%^!!!!! in reply to Alex.C, 11-15-2009 18:22:02   I bought some for my BG, which should be the same. Brand was Precision #870. Got them at local Auto-Tech store. Listed for $60.59 (Ulp!), but my price was $25.20. I used measurements of old ones to find. I did have their shop install as they were just a hare tight, and I didn't wanna wreck them installing. He had to ream a couple of my yokes, cause they weren't round anymore. I also had to file and sand the splines on all my old shafts so they would slide on again w/out having to be tapped on. Lottsa wear on my tractor, which you may have then too. Hardest part is you have to practiacally dismantle the tractor to get the shaft out!   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Bob 11-15-2009 19:44:01 69.178.228.68 50312 Report to Moderator	Re: It finally broke!!!@#$%^!!!!! in reply to Alex.C, 11-15-2009 18:22:02   Got some dimensions... I've got several catalogs of ag/industrial "U" joints and a guy MAY be able to match something up by the measurements.   [Reply]   [No Email]